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Is that a textbook example of a "run-on sentence"?? I guess its okay, because there were no capital letters.....:D

Al, please take off the feather boa! Good. Now, come down off'a the trapeze. Go sit in the corner. No more "action shooting"!

Interesting info...... from someone who appears to have worked there. http://www.indeed.com/r/8f6f5b118e383bc1 Probably one of those "Disgruntled....".

Well great, then you're on your way. Don't forget: Have a Good Time...

Out of the Norma 7X57, and the RWS 6.5X57, which formed "best" in the 6 Imp chamber? In other words, which did you like best/gave you best service??

If you're going the "soak route" first, roll it to the left 90 degrees, and put the BARREL in the padded vise. Then pull the bolt, and with a toothpick or other small implement, put whatever "soak" you want, down into the screwholes, where they come into the raceway. On the "slot side", many of...

Whitley has TWO 6MM chambers. One is for LR Target shooting, and will take the longer heavier bullets. The other is for varminters, but has a shorter throat for the lighter varmint-type bullets. Same chamber, just accomodates two different type bullets. Not sure of his designations, but there...

Talk to Whitley about this, I don't have his number, but he's helpful. He also has a Super LR "S" I believe, which has a shorter freebore for varmint bullets. If you know anyone who has a copy of Wolfe Publishing Company's "Wildcat Cartridges", don't overlook the .22 Super PDC. With that nice...

You might also try the Bonanza Primer seater; it is so easy to seat primers that, when I tried it a few times, I wondered if the primer was actually seated, even though I was using new brass. Its easiest to feed primers into the tubes by modifying a flipper to accept the tubes. If you decide to...

Another PM sent

Hey, Frank, I stopped being............... hard on American Guns as soon as I said: TATTOOS. Thereafter it was all about Porkettes w/tats, just another source of entertainment you may have overlooked, like Wal-Martians during the Christmas season.... The women on AG don't fit THAT...

Looking at the .22, the block on the bridge is set up for the Bausch & Lomb, Lyman, or Unertl target-type 'scopes, which were long and were attached to both the barrel and receiver. If you plan to sell these, try to find someone who wants them for a collection, I don't think anyone would...

If these people don't have exactly what you want, call them, they are receptive to adding something new to their line. http://www.egwguns.com/remington/

To help w/those 'scopes and their safety........... get some Delrin and turn down a piece about 6-8 inches long, 'til it fits the receiver well, then drill it just 6-10 thousands over 'scope tube diameter, and you have a 'scope guide that should preclude any collisions when going in the breech...

Television programming provides such a............. delightful interlude to commercials. American Guns, Yep, they're smugglin' grapefruits and cantalopes now, in ten years it'll be cantalopes and watermelons, and then eventually, corn on the cob will take over. As one guy said to me when we...

Also try............. Precise Metalsmithing, Jim Wisner in Washington, don't have the present contact info. Makes EXcellent extractors, have used five, '06 and 6.5 Swede. He makes them in "basic" (need to be fitted) '06 and Magnum.

I've used the little steel brush, too................ but I took some fine copper wire and wrapped it tightly around the bristles to keep them from spreading; It allows you to put more pressure on the brush. You have to try it in an inconspicuous place to get the pressure you like.

I tried to send you a PM, to no avail. There is a message under brian roberts if you find a way to retrieve it.

Haven't read all of these posts............... or even any of the ones mentioned.... But for me, not being a br shooter, rf or cf, it kinda chaps one a bit when some people practically call you a nitwit or LIAR for mentioning something you have done or witnessed, or have KNOWN a friend that...

No trees in the desert, they'd............... probably be Cactuspekkers, then. (That sounds dangerous.....) :eek: